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A look at bulldog conformation from a working dog point of view.
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A very poor front. The "traditional" bulldog look of displaced elbows, turned out and flattened feet may make a dog LOOK strong, but in reality weakens the dog in the extreme. This dog is Patrick bred. |
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This bitch displays the moderately wide chest, straight, strong front legs and tight feet of a sound working dog. Sarona, Hemphill lines. |